Easy as organics

[Donothing-garden]

Soil is cooking folks... Insane levels of biology in these latest batches. Since I last updated the community I've gone to a lot of effort to source the best compost and castings available... By far in Victoria. Castings are made in clean, controlled raised bins in aged regenerative horse manure (not race horse) and aged used nursery cocopeat. They are fed a diet of coffee grounds... Super clean, beautiful product, the most fungi I've ever found in a vermicast sample to date. Compost is made exclusively from woodchips, grapemark, seaweed, lake grass and horse manure... And is at least 8 months old, completely mesophilic by the time it is used in our soil. We have a real nice mechanical mixing process now that allows all nutritional amendments to be really nicely homogeneous through peat and ultimately throughout the medium. I'd like to think y'all can grow some beautiful plants in this living soil.

 

[Madmick]

I'll be looking a grabbing a bag , won't be till 21st 22nd march ,, how long do you expect this lot to last for?

 

[Donothing-garden]

I won't be running out of stock again for the foreseeable future. We can pump out batches pretty efficiently now. Cheers

 

[Madmick]

Nice , I'll give it go for sure

 

[Old fox]

This soil sounds good. Interested what's the issue with horse race poo in compost? I source horse poo (free) from local racetrack. Top dress with it (1000 litres) on my outdoor garden in winter. And use it for my annual compost, mixed with lots of brown leaves. Dad was growing backyard veggies for over 50 years with the same free racehorse manure

 

[Donothing-garden]

Hey, I'm sure it's fine and for most use cases would absolutely serve its purpose. However when we talk about commercial production of organic horticultural products that need to be compliant with Australian organic standards, it's another story. Race horse owners may feed their horses with all kinds of various performance enhancing things of questionable origin. We have to be absolutely sure that no GMO material, pathogens or heavy metals makes its way in to our finished products.

 

[Old fox]

Fair enough, makes sense. Performance enhanced horse manure hey.....no wonder my dad grew such bountiful veggies..

 

[Porky]

Fair enough, makes sense. Performance enhanced horse manure hey.....no wonder my dad grew such bountiful veggies..

Full of speed, steroids and anit imflamitires.

 

[Old fox]

Full of speed, steroids and anit imflamitires.

Ok. I thought that constant teeth gnawing anxiety just ran in my family genetics.....turns out it could have been the horse speed in the zucchini and potatoes I was served as a kid

 

[Porky]

Ok. I thought that constant teeth gnawing anxiety just ran in my family genetics.....turns out it could have been the horse speed in the zucchini and potatoes I was served as a kid

No wonder ya always ate ya vegies.

 

[Anoma]

Old Fox was eating his spinach thinking he was going to grow up like Popeye but instead he was the fastest kid in school.

 

[Pedro de pacas]

Got any over the sth east of the city yet ??

 

[Donothing-garden]

All that horse tranq in the veg...

 

[Donothing-garden]

Got any over the sth east of the city yet ??

Yup, Just Hydroponics in Mornington stocks our products.

 

[RabbitHoleOfNugs]

That's some top quality scope porn right there, those protozoa and fungal hyphae look crazy healthy, don't even own the stuff but feel as if I could vouch for this soil already. Will definitely look into getting a bag, keep up the great work mate.

 

[Donothing-garden]

Soil is back in stock and there is plenty... Please allow 2 to 3 biz days to process orders. If anyone would like bulk quantities of any size, please DM.

 

[Donothing-garden]

To avoid confusion, our soil contains the following ingredients in order from most to least volume:

Lithuanian sphagnum peat moss, lightweight scoria (aeration) compost, worm castings, biochar, basalt rock dust, soft lime (from coral deposits), natural grade 1 gypsum, Neem meal, Acadian kelp meal, fish meal, malted barley, soft rock phosphate

 

[Miningpieces]

To avoid confusion, our soil contains the following ingredients in order from most to least volume:

Lithuanian sphagnum peat moss, lightweight scoria (aeration) compost, worm castings, biochar, basalt rock dust, soft lime (from coral deposits), natural grade 1 gypsum, Neem meal, Acadian kelp meal, fish meal, malted barley, soft rock phosphate

Can we get this in west Aus?

 

[Donothing-garden]

Can we get this in west Aus?

Yes you can. Info in website

 

[Zorro_7]

Awesome website and people that contribute to it. More fun using this website then watching movies or playing video games I reckon. Great waste of time, because it's so much fun.

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